Hey,
I am running Volumio on Rpi 5, working great. But now I have a new power supply connected to gpio instead of usb-c.
To bypass any power issues I have edited the userconfig.txt and added:
usb_max_current_enable=1
And to get full current I should also add this line to rpi-eeprom-config:
psu_max_current=5000
But when I type sudo rpi-eeprom-config —edit
I get this
sudo: rpi-eeprom-config: command not found
What am I missing here?
rpi-eeprom is not part of Volumio OS.
Ok, I see.
Is there any other way to let the Pi know it’s running on full current?
nerd
June 13, 2024, 7:16am
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KeLLoGsX:
Is there any other way
Using a standard Raspberry Pi image flashed to the MicroSD and booted from it.
Remark: Volumio OS is a sophisticated music player and contains only relevant to its design tools.
Kind Regards,
Ok, so I can use the standard Pi image and boot separately and make the required changes. Then boot from Volumio again and the changes will be applied.
Will have a go, thanks!